McCain talked about his life and expressed no remorse for his bombing North Vietnam, and Barral proclaimed him "an insensitive individual without human depth".
The ability of an insulin insensitive individual's beta cells to compensate for IR by producing extra quantities of insulin in response to a glucose load may decrease with age[ 49] and elevated glucose is a relatively late feature in the natural history of progression to type II diabetes.
Smex-insensitive individuals from the F2 of this cross were recovered on media containing 5 μM Smex, and genomic DNA was extracted from the tissues of 80 individuals.
For this purpose the discrimination of each item and the discrimination and reliability of the whole 14-item scale are of interest: if an individual item is insensitive to individual differences, it will be of limited use in tailoring interventions.
Influenza antigenic point-of-care (POC) tests are too insensitive for individual reliable diagnosis of influenza virus infections without additional laboratory confirmation.
This investigation points out the challenges faced in seeking advanced ESWLs on low-rise buildings which are physically meaningful and insensitive to individual response.
Scales comprised primarily of "hard" items will be largely insensitive to individual differences in the lower or moderate range of symptom severity and produce floor effects.
Scales comprised primarily of Weak items are also largely insensitive to individual differences in the high range of symptom severity and produce ceiling effects.
Scales comprised primarily of "easy" items will be largely insensitive to individual differences in the high range of symptom severity and produce ceiling effects.
Although cross-sectional studies are informative, they are inherently insensitive to individual differences, an important aspect in understanding the heterogeneity associated with both normative development, as well as in developmental disorders (Casey et al. 2005).
